size tire for Rims
10-27-2009, 03:29 PM
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size tire for Rims
i am looking to buy 2009 E63 AMG RIMS STAGGERD 18/8.5 FRONT AND 18/9.5 REAR the tire he has on them are nexen n7000 Front tires 235/40/18 rear 255/35/18 are they the right size because i have no idea about this stuff. thanks
10-27-2009, 04:05 PM
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Mercedes wheel catalog shows
245/40-18 for front
265/35-18 for rear
This is for AMG wheels designed specifically for W211 E-class. Anything else is a crapshoot and you'll likely lose. This information should be in your owners manual. You can also enter your car information at tirerack.com to verify sizes. Prior owner may have installed smaller tires because wheel catalog indicates "modification of bodywork necessary" for these sizes.
245/40-18 for front
265/35-18 for rear
This is for AMG wheels designed specifically for W211 E-class. Anything else is a crapshoot and you'll likely lose. This information should be in your owners manual. You can also enter your car information at tirerack.com to verify sizes. Prior owner may have installed smaller tires because wheel catalog indicates "modification of bodywork necessary" for these sizes.
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10-27-2009, 08:00 PM
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Mercedes wheel catalog shows
245/40-18 for front
265/35-18 for rear
This is for AMG wheels designed specifically for W211 E-class. Anything else is a crapshoot and you'll likely lose. This information should be in your owners manual. You can also enter your car information at tirerack.com to verify sizes. Prior owner may have installed smaller tires because wheel catalog indicates "modification of bodywork necessary" for these sizes.
245/40-18 for front
265/35-18 for rear
This is for AMG wheels designed specifically for W211 E-class. Anything else is a crapshoot and you'll likely lose. This information should be in your owners manual. You can also enter your car information at tirerack.com to verify sizes. Prior owner may have installed smaller tires because wheel catalog indicates "modification of bodywork necessary" for these sizes.
255/35-18 for the rear would work in you opinion
